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September 2nd, 2015 08:11 PM
Wide receiver Justin Scott-Wesley is doubtful to play this season due to his latest right knee injury, coach Mark Richt said. Richt had indicated last month Scott-Wesley may not play again and the senior wide receiver at one point told his high school coach he thought he was done playing. Scott-Wesley is serving as a student coach for now. “There’s no point in medically (disqualifying) him,” Richt said. “Somewhere along the way if he feels good and somewhere along the way if we get some injuries…We just want to make that available for him.”
--Inside linebacker Reggie Carter (sore shoulder) will be available, but may not play Saturday and if he does it may be limited snaps. “It’s early in the season and we want him to really be as healthy as possible,” Richt said. Pruitt said four or five could play inside linebacker Saturday
--Richt wasn’t certain wide receiver Isaiah McKenzie, coming off a pulled hamstring. “More than likely,” he said. “He’ll be available for that.”
--Georgia’s Dawg Walk is at 10:25 a.m. Saturday.
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September 2nd, 2015 08:11 PM
Wide receiver Justin Scott-Wesley is doubtful to play this season due to his latest right knee injury, coach Mark Richt said. Richt had indicated last month Scott-Wesley may not play again and the senior wide receiver at one point told his high school coach he thought he was done playing. Scott-Wesley is serving as a student coach for now. “There’s no point in medically (disqualifying) him,” Richt said. “Somewhere along the way if he feels good and somewhere along the way if we get some injuries…We just want to make that available for him.”
--Inside linebacker Reggie Carter (sore shoulder) will be available, but may not play Saturday and if he does it may be limited snaps. “It’s early in the season and we want him to really be as healthy as possible,” Richt said. Pruitt said four or five could play inside linebacker Saturday
--Richt wasn’t certain wide receiver Isaiah McKenzie, coming off a pulled hamstring. “More than likely,” he said. “He’ll be available for that.”
--Georgia’s Dawg Walk is at 10:25 a.m. Saturday.
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